49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Man Walsh would've been 90, so idk if he could've processed watching football today, but imagine what he would have to say about the current 49ers with Kyle's scheme and play calling along with how Brock is playing? I think he would've fell in love.

Originally posted by gold49digger:
Man Walsh would've been 90, so idk if he could've processed watching football today, but imagine what he would have to say about the current 49ers with Kyle's scheme and play calling along with how Brock is playing? I think he would've fell in love.

He's still alive in the Bahamas. He has a secret lab there where he created Brock Purdy.

Lately he's been chilling with 2pac, watching Brock ball out.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

If you've ever thought, even for a moment, that you could play in the @NFL, or ever wondered just how hard it is, not physically, but mentally, watch this.

Kyle Shanahan is smarter than you, I promise. #AchoAnalysis #49ers #Eagles pic.twitter.com/kSpSZZUviF

— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho) December 4, 2023

That guy needs to chill a little lol

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-statistical-review-week-13-team-tiers-dropback-outcomes-2023
a lot of great data on how every team has looked in multiple phases of the game through the first 13 weeks of the season. Pretty impressive but still a lot we can improve upon.

Great link tankle104, thanks.

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

If you've ever thought, even for a moment, that you could play in the @NFL, or ever wondered just how hard it is, not physically, but mentally, watch this.

Kyle Shanahan is smarter than you, I promise. #AchoAnalysis #49ers #Eagles pic.twitter.com/kSpSZZUviF

— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho) December 4, 2023

That guy needs to chill a little lol

I find he's pretty insightful. But he's pretty intense in his delivery, .

Originally posted by Wubbie:
I find he's pretty insightful. But he's pretty intense in his delivery, .

His voice isint unique enough to chill. He has to do something to get attention.

If Kyle could get Zach Ertz and his route running ability?.... 🤤

Originally posted by Afrikan:
If Kyle could get Zach Ertz and his route running ability?.... 🤤

Agree.

Or a brutal TE blocker so Kittle can go out on more routes.

Pretty good job so far offensively.

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

NFL Offenses - Entering Week 14 pic.twitter.com/cqwypXq29D

— SumerSports (@SumerSports) December 7, 2023

Pretty good job so far offensively.

and to think there are people (a few here) that hate Kyle. lol

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

NFL Offenses - Entering Week 14 pic.twitter.com/cqwypXq29D

— SumerSports (@SumerSports) December 7, 2023

Pretty good job so far offensively.

and to think there are people (a few here) that hate Kyle. lol

absolute morons who dont remember life after harbaugh and before harbaugh

kyle went god mode this year

Kind of curious, for anyone that has seen Shanahan's offenses with other teams, or remembers what it was like in 2017, 2018...

I was just thinking about how Shanahan caters scheme to personnel. Under the current 49ers, he just has a stable of pass-catchers that can just run after the catch... versatile chess pieces in Kittle and Juice. So not a surprise that we have heavy pre-snap motion, and plays designed to get guys open in space.

What was it like with Atlanta and other stops? In 2017, 2018 when he was still gathering players?
As I understand it, Atlanta also ran a zone running scheme and thrived off play action? But they're different in that Matt Ryan is a more classic dropback passer that can make all the throws superlatively? And they had a Julio Jones.

Originally posted by Wubbie:
Kind of curious, for anyone that has seen Shanahan's offenses with other teams, or remembers what it was like in 2017, 2018...

I was just thinking about how Shanahan caters scheme to personnel. Under the current 49ers, he just has a stable of pass-catchers that can just run after the catch... versatile chess pieces in Kittle and Juice. So not a surprise that we have heavy pre-snap motion, and plays designed to get guys open in space.

What was it like with Atlanta and other stops? In 2017, 2018 when he was still gathering players?
As I understand it, Atlanta also ran a zone running scheme and thrived off play action? But they're different in that Matt Ryan is a more classic dropback passer that can make all the throws superlatively? And they had a Julio Jones.

atlanta was easy, just throw it up to julio.